Report the following sentences: 1. what have you found, Sally? 2. Have you dropped anything, sir? 3. How much does it cost to travel the first class? 4. Mary and Tom will get married soon. 5. I must introduce you to my husband. 6. I can't explain it myself, I'm afraid, sir. 7. You ought to be more careful with your money. 8. What are you laughing at, Mabel? 9. You'd better take a taxi, Sarah. 10. Let's stay at home tonight, Sybil. 11. Don't walk very far into the woods. 12. It's a fine day, why not go for a walk, Jack.

Report the following sentences:

What have you found, Sally? - He asked Sally what she had found. Have you dropped anything, sir? - He asked the man if he had dropped something. How much does it cost to travel the first class? - She asked how much it cost to travel the first class. Mary and Tom will get married soon. - He told that Mary and Tom would get married soon. I must introduce you to my husband. - She told that she had to introduce me to her husband. I can't explain it myself, I'm afraid, sir. - She was afraid that she couldn't explain it herself. You ought to be more careful with your money. - He tells I ought to be more careful with my money. What are you laughing at, Mabel? - She asked Mabel what he was laughing at. You'd better take a taxi, Sarah. - He told Sarah to take a taxi. Let's stay at home tonight, Sybil. - He offered Sybil to stay at home that night. Don't walk very far into the woods. - His father told not to walk very far into the woods. It's a fine day, why not go for a walk, Jack. - He told Jack that it was a fine day and asked why he didn't go for a walk.